things that angered neighbors for years. he was above the law. he had powerful connections and that's why he got away with it. because of pictures like this going viral and the anger that the rich and powerful can get away with anything he's being made to take it down. >> wow. okay. >> if you were rich and powerful i could think of other things to do with the money other than that. >> all that for nothing. i guess i shouldn't build a resort on my building's roof top. >> just shove it off the top. >> that too. thanks guys. i'll take it from here. "newsroom" starts right now. a ups cargo plane crashes in the street near an airport in alabama. we're live on the scene.

her mother and brother were kill and now hannah anderson is sharing the details of her kidnapping online. : they are charged with fraud and tax evasion. two stars of the real housewives of new jersey with back in court. their possible fate coming up. i'm pamela brown. suzanne malveaux is off today. thank you for being with us. former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for misusing about $750,000 in campaign funds. he pleaded guilty in february for using money for personal expenses. the judge said the sentence should be served at a facility in alabama. his wife will also be sentenced for filing false tax returns. we're still waiting for her sentences to come down. gunfire and explosions are echoing across cairo today and

the city is now under a curfew. egyptian security forces are battle supporters of morsi. the violence erupted when security forces raided two camps filled with morsi supporters. at least 149 people have been killed there and more than 1400 wounded. the muslim brotherhood giving much higher numbers than that be p the white house has condemned the violence. we'll have much more on this escalating situation at the bottom of the hour from some of our reporters there monitoring the situation. closer to home in alabama this morning, about 6:00 a.m. a large cargo jet slammed into the ground. this is half a mile short of the runway. the plane owned by u.p.s. is an air bus built to haul cargo. the pilot and the co-pilot are both dead.

david matingly is in birming ha at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: it's quite a mystery. investigators are on the ground. looking at the wreckaging the forward part of the plane seems to be intact. that suggests these flight recorders should be in working order and should be retrieved fairly easily. we're waiting to hear from those investigators about what they are about to get quickly at the scene. a lot of speculation from local officials here. there was some weather in the area. nothing severe. nothing that would ever be thought of to be able to bring down an aircraft. people here also say that they heard the plane go over and some strange noises from the engine. i spoke to one man who is a

member of the civil air patrol, a former airline mechanic. he thought he heard a backfire from one of the engines. >> very fast and i went to windows on the backside where i hear this aircraft and look in the sky. i saw the flash. i mouse moved. he heard was sounded like a backfire following by a rush of engine noise suggesting the pilot play have been trying to give the engines as much gas as possible trying to gain some altitude before the crash. adding to this mystery i spoke to the mayor of birmingham who says the pilot made so energy call to the tower here.

that's something else we need to get some details on as this investigation goes forward. pam. >> you know that ntsb will be looking into the cargo on that plane. david matingly reporting from alabama. thank you so much. hannah anderson, the teen kidnapped by a family friend has talked about her horrible ordeal online. the chat came a few days after the police shot james dimaggio. the father confirms that anderson fielded anonymous questions ask fm. at one point she was asked did you want to go with dimag dprks io and she posts no, not at all. the questioner kept pushing asked why didn't you tell your parents he creeped you out. in part he was my dad's best friend and i didn't want to ruin anything between them. casey wein joins me.

what else did she say? it's pretty incredible she's speaking out so soon after the ordeal. james dimaggio allegedly murdered her mom and brother. how did he separate you from your mom and brother? she responded he tied them up in the garage. someone said how did he keep the fire a secret. he had it set where it would catch on fire at a certain time. she was skasked are you glad he dead. she said absolutely. she said one of her big regrets is she wouldn't have done more to help save the lives of her mother and younger brother. >> to shi she has to return home to work on planning their

funerals. any explanation as to how this would help her in the healing process to be speaking out so freely online. >> one of the people said please tell your father that you're online doing this. she responded saying he knows. one therapist said this is a big concern for someone who has gone through so much so recently. >> thank you for sharing your report. there's been a tragic development following last night's hostage stand off in st. joseph, louisiana. one of two hostages has died. police say the gunman opened fire on both hostages as a swat team moved in. she was shot and killed by police. the second is hospitalized in critical condition at this hour. to new jersey, where real housewives stars are headed to

court in just about half an hour from now. all right. hopefully it won't end up like that. in an hour and a half we're expecting them to make an appearance in court. how is the couple expected to plead to mortgage and other fraud charges? >> as many times as i've seen that video i can act that scene out by now. their attorney is telling cnn that their clients will plead not guilty. they're expected to be in court at 2:30. they're alleged to have con fired w-2 form, tax returns and other pay documents to trick banks into lending them money. they are also accused of perjury

and if they are convicted they could each face up to 50 years in prison. joe could be deported as a result of this case or another one where he's charged with using his brother's identity to obtain a false driver's license. there are documents they were in hock for $10 million to banks, credit card kpcompany, attorney an construction businesses. >> not looking good for them. we have seen some out ranlous behavior from them. any idea of what we expect from them in court today? >> last time they were in court, i was there. it was a bit of a media frenzy around them. they didn't say anything. joe's parents were with them. his mother did take a swipe at the camera on the way into the courtroom but teresa and joe

said absolutely nothing. the only time they spoke is when the judge asked if they understood the charges against them. joe was made to knowledge he knew he was an italian citizen and could be deported. that's the only thing we heard from them on the way out. ie peppered them with questions. they didn't say a word. i suspect the only words we'll hear them speak is not guilty. >> very different behaviobehavi. >> when it gets real, it gets real. >> that's a good way to sum it up. we're going to be watching for this at 2 d:30 p.m. anthony weiner's sexting partner is enjoying her 15

minutes of fame. she did a little more texting from the club but that's about all she did. coming up, she's the mother of michael jackson's two oldest children. she's rarely talked about her relationship with mj. now we're going to hear from debbie rowe as she testifies in the wrongful death trial of aeg live. then he was once rising in the democratic party. now jesse jackson jr. star is burnt out but there's another on the horizon, cory booker, how he is quickly becoming the one to watch. parents use monitors to watch their kids and are they safe? what you need to know to keep your family safe. we'll tell you ant this story when news room returns after this break. (gasp) nope. aw! guys! grrrr let's leave the deals to hotels.com.

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saying the company hired the doctor who administered that deadly dose of medicine to jackson. how can her testimony help or hurt their case? >> reporter: well, aeg is hoping it will hurt their case be bringing her on the stand. they're story is that michael jackson was a drug addict for decad decades. she was with him on a concert tour in germany where he was using this. they want to continue their narrative that nobody else knew about it including aeg. she's the perfect witness to say here is documentation he was a drug user and used propofol. >> she could definitely offer that perspective and she's a

nurse too. that's one factor to play into this. how much longer is the trial expected to continue given the jury has listened to three months of texas so far. >> reporter: it's dragged on. this is day 69 of testimony. are they think it's going to go another month, maybe month and a half. they have more witnesses. some doctors and rebi jackson they will bring on. each witness is expected to go for an hour turns into a day. it's one of those trails and at stake is a lot of machine. that's why both sietds are getting everything they can. he was once a rising star and now jesse jackson jr.'s star is burn out. there's another one on the high rows horizon. my mantra?

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bob filner is not welcome there. this after 11 woman, not from hooters, coming forward saying the mayor sexually harassed them. it's imperative for people to have standards. the mayor of san diego will not be served in this establishment. we believe women should be treated with respect. one politician's career is on the rise while another near's the bottom of fall from a grace. a judge sentenced former congressm congressman jesse jackson jr. to 20 months in prison and his wife to 12 months. his wife pleaded guilty to filing those false tax returns and will be given a one year sentence. corye booker is considered

the favorite in october. john king joins me now from washington. nice to see you as always. jackson's political career is over at least for now. booker seems to be on his role. what do you think is behind the popularity? >> the mayor of someone like barack obama, senator obama, president obama who used social media to build his popularity an show people he wants to keep in touch of them. he's a mayor's mayor. he shows up at the ribbon cutting. as the african-american p candidate that helped him. he's now the overing favorite.

>> he's had some criticism for his recent financial dealings. do you think that could hurt him or will he remain the overwhelming favorite in. >> we'll see the tough ads and the runs try to make a running at him. whether you're talking to people in new jersey, republicans have very low kppations if they can win that seat. >> booker is friends with new jersey governor chris christie considered a rising star in the republican party. what do you think the outlook is for crihristie. >> one of the thoughts a few months back is would he challenge the re-election bid. he did not do so.

they do tend to get along. why? they don't agree philosophically but newark is the state's biggest city. the governor at times needs to work with the mayor on education and other issues. in washington he's representing new jersey and wants transportation money. if he were here after soup r storm sandy he would be working close with the governor. it doesn't mean that don't have differences. i wouldn't call them best buddies but they have a civil friendship. >> they thought he moved it early to october they thought he did it so he wouldn't have to run against booker.

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a crisis unfolding in egypt at this hour. egyptian police have gained control of the square for supporters of morsi. this has been a violent day. the bloodshed starts with security forces stormed two camps occupied by morsi supporters. dpun fire an explosions echoed akroz the city an black smoke from fires filled with air. arwa damon has been right in the middle of it. she joins me live from cairo. give us an update. what's the situation there now?

>> reporter: the streets are quieter and it seems quieter than they were earlier in the day. the riot police went in clearing those various sit in sites. they managed to clear the smaller one fairly quickly. we did witness clashes breaking out in the various side streets. the egyptian authorities announcing they had just cleared. not only were they dealing with trying to clear it, they were also dealing with pro-morsi demonstrators that were trying to breakthrough by a line of army soldiers trying to reach the sit in sites. the pro-morsi demonstrators have

established themselves in yet another area a few miles away from the cairo university sit in. they remain just as determined an throughout the day we saw the clashes intensify and we saw them spread. >> this very well could be the beginning of a long bloody battle there. this has been building for weeks. what's going to happen. do we see any side copitchlating any time soon. >> reporter: there's a number of death tolls out there. there's 149 dead and that's an incredibly high death toll for egypt. it's among the deadliest, if not the deadliest day here. finding a political way forward that will be very difficult. >> this could have a ripple

effect. arwa, thank you. army private bradley manning may get the chance to speak today on the record. it's the sentencing phase of his military court-martial. today he's scheduled to take the stand while the judge considers what punishment to hand down. he was found guilty of spying. he could get the maximum penalty of 90 years in prison. you'll remember this video. it got a lot of attention and shows a brutal beating on a school bus involving a 13-year-old victim. the bullies are being punished. they appeared in court yesterday. we'll have the latest after this break. stay with us. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪

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last month in florida. three 15-year-old boys went before a judge yesterday facing battery charges. the teens didn't have anything to say but one of their fathers said his son is sorry for his behavior. >> the three teenagers caught on tape beating up a younger student on their school bus faced a judge on tuesday. all slapped with aggravated battery charges. s >> if you were in an adult court this would be a second-degree felony and that's a very serious matter. >> any words for the victim? >> the three 15-year-old boys remain silent as they left the courtroom. the father of one only offering these words. consequences, just consequences. that's all i can say. >> consequences for doing this. beating up a 13-year-old boy on their school bus in early july breaking his arm. the older boys were seeking veng

after the victim told teachers they were trying to sell them drug pps they are recommending nine months probation and the third, the reported ring leaderer facing a robbery charge for stealing money. >> it's hard to convey what happened this this case without seeing the video. the prosecution asked to enter the bus surveillance video as evidence to illustrate that the proposed punishments don't match the severity of the crime. >> the three will be back in court on august 27th. all of them attended a drop out prevention middle school. a spokesperson says they are still reviewing the incident and looking at whether improvements can be made to ensure safety on school buses and wouldn't elaborate on any disciplinary measures taken against the three teens. coca-cola has a new add out defending the safety ofsweetene.

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daughter in her bed and talking to her. >> reporter: plaj imagine, your 2-year-old daughter sleeping and on outsider watching her through the baby monitor. that's what happened to their family in texas. they discovered the problem when they heard a men yelling at their toddler reading their name. >> wake up alison. >> reporter: the gilberts believed their device was hacked. >> it felt like someone broke into our house. >> reporter: there's more and more ways to hack your device and many devices that are vulnerable. >> i can tell the light unlock the door. >> reporter: that's a hacker literally unlock your dar. the smart lock is connected to a device that enables you to control your home appliances from your phone. daniel, a security researchers found a flaw in that device. >> i run code and compromise it.

just set up a back door or i can control any device hooked up to it. >> reporter: in a world full of these types of devices that let you do everything from flush your toilet to turn or your lights through your smartphone, a hacker can make your house feel haunted. >> i can open up any of these rooms that have been con figured or associated with this device and control it. either turning them on or off. >> reporter: sound like something kas per would do. a similar vulnerability was found in a children's toy. this toy rabbit had a tam ra that sings with an app on a mobile device. someone else could too. >> that traffic i was able to capture and then pull from it a url which was the direct video feed and as long as the access token was still valid and hadn't been expired i could watch that

feed indefinitely. >> reporter: they have fixed the issue identified by the researchers. a hacker requires an insecure wi-fi connection and the majority of their yusers have a secure connection. as for ways to stay safe. always put a strong password your honor internet connection. keep your software up to date and never click on links from strangers. >> great reporting there. this is definitely creepy to say the least that hackers are breaking into our home devices and this could impact any of us that have wi-fi. >> that wi-fi password is very important and people don't understand we have all this smart technology in our home now where we can have an automated

and open our garage door. because of that a lot of hackers have having a field day with there. the hacker we spoke to said this is my kids dtoy and i was able o hack into it. i'm afraid someone will do this. fast forward a week later and this happened. make sure to update software. a lot of people don't understand with their baby monitor they might have software to update. let's check in with christi paul. >> hi. >> this baby monitor home security story is the kind of thing you hit hard on hln's raising america. really scary stuff here. >> what we wanted to focus on was the invasion of it to your home because not only do you feel like those intimate moments with your child are violated but think about what they now have

access to. just like in that piece they have the child's name on the wall which is very common. any hacker can sit there and look at not only the name of the child, your habits when you're home, when your not. they can look at entry points. access to doors, windows, where furniture is placed. how they might be able to get into the house and how they might not be able to. if it's a single mom. there's some real security issues when you think about the plan they may be able to attack with you just put a big bulls eye for theft or home invasions. >> people really need to be proactive about beefing you have their passwords. i have another topic i'd like to touch on with you. what if your child had to pay a fee for every school sport he or she plays. that's what students in one suburban baltimore county will be doing. financially strapped hartford

county schools will charge for extracurricular activities. one student will have to pay $150, $50 per sport. a lot of parents not too happy about this. can public schools really charge students to play sports like this? >> they can and they have. there's a recent article in forbes that highlights how many schools are doing this. not only that they talk about how it started as a temporary stopgap to help schools pay for things because that you are budgets were so strapped. i think there are two things we need to point out. in this hartford case, parents are so upset about this because they didn't find out until two weeks before school.

it's you didn't give us any time to pry to prepare for it. we've seen pay to play in sports for many years now. what we haven't seen and i think is kind of new is this also applies to all extracurricular activities. $50 for sports and $25 if your kid wants o be in the spanish club or math club or theater. you have multiple kids doing multiple things. there was one family in ohio that said they wracked up $4400 in a public school system last year. >> a lot of parents are saying the schools are passing the burden onto them. what about student who is can't afford to pay this? do you think they will be left out now? >> i have not heard of any program that is going to try to supplement funds for them. looks like at this point families are left to their on accord to figure out how to make sure their kids can participate in all the activities they want

to. in that's got to be tough for them. check out raising america weekdays at noon on hln. thanks for talking with us. >> thanks, appreciate it. he's in need of a heart transplant an may only have a few months to live. now there's hope. twoe we told you about this story yesterday and we have an update after this break.

we first brought you the story of a 15-year-old teen in georgia who desperately needs a heart transplant. his parents say that the hospital refused to put him on the list, because doctors saw him as a troubled teen who would not do what he needed to do to receive the transplant, but now we have a e report that the hospital has reconsidered. >> reporter: anthony stokes will die if he does not get a new heart in six months, but last month the hospital said they would not give him one. >> they gave him a death sentence. >> reporter: according to this statement, the doctors said that anthony is not a current transplant candidate because of a history of noncompliance. >> they said that they have no evidence that he would take his medicine and he would not have follow-up care. >> reporter: but a family spokesman said that anthony's illness was sudden and never been sick before and how could he have been compliant with the

doctor's orders? and they believe he wasn't needed a heart because of low grades and in juvenile detention because of a fight defending his b brother. news of the rejection received national attention. >> surely life and death like it is for a 15-year-old anthony -- >> reporter: and by late monday a dramatic change of heart. the family spokesman telling cnn that the hospital did a complete 180 and reversed the decision, and anthony is now on the transplant list and awaiting a new heart. the hospital did not confirm it, but released a statement tuesday saying that the heart transplant evaluation is ongoing and for the patient and his or her family's ability to meet the specific transplant criteria. and they cannot discuss this case or any other case because of privacy rules. but the hospital physician said that they are working with the family to determine the care

plan and the next best steps for patient. the family believes that the hospital changed the mind because of media pressure and what it called the handiwork of god. >> elizabeth cohen joins me with more on this story. hi, elizabeth. >> hi. >> and the hospital will not speak about originally why anthony stokes was originally denied, but why are hearts denied to teenagers who desperately need them like anthony? >> well, pam, the problem is there are not enough hearts to go around and the doctors say a precious resource and they want to give them to people who will help them in the long term as possible. if you get a heart and you don't go to doctor's follow-up appoints or medications, you can die within weeks. getting a new heart can kill you if they don't take care of the heart, so they want the hearts to go to the people who will take care of them. here is the catch. it is subjective and the doctors can look at someone and say, we

don't believe that you will take care of it, because in this case, maybe it is because they thought he had trouble in school or for some other reason, but it is a subjective decision as to whether they think that someone is going to listen to the doctor's orders. >> and he is a teenager, and if he had known that his actions up to this point would be judged in this way, you would have thought that he would have behaved differently perhaps, but on that note, you are saying that supply does not meet the demand and last year 3,000 people on the list for heart transplant and is the criteria more strict for heart transplants than other organs, because of how hard they are to come by? >> well, it is not more strict per se and the reason for this is because -- the criteria are not necessarily very specific. each team, each transplant team gets to decide and they look at the patients and say, we think that you should get a heart or you shouldn't get a heart. example, pam. a woman i know whose son has autism and he is in the 20s and

he needs a new heart and she was told, no, we are not going to do it, your son has autism and he can't take care of himself and she said i take care of him, and they said, no, you will die before he does and she said i'm 47, and it went back and forth, they won't give him a heart, because the team has judged that the young boy, this young man won't take care of it. it is extremely subjective. >> and anthony's family said they were being judged based on the race, and the class and the socioeconomic factors and do you believe it could play a role in this? >> it is -- and you would never want to say that someone is racist or judging somebody based on the socioeconomic facers to, but what is interesting is that the studies show that people who are wealthier and better educated do better with new hearts. they have better outcomes than people who are poorer, but of course, that does not mean that you would say no to a poor person, but that data is out there, and that is what is out there. so i think that some doctors are thinking, what do we do here?

>> and the doctors should exercise caution when looking at the data. elizabeth cohen, thank you for that. for more on this check out cnnhealth.com. well, the star of "duck dynasty" made the millions making duck calls, but could he now be looking for a new gig? why he is getting the call to run for congress. that is right after this break. ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol

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>> water snake. look, he is hanging on. no head. >> they will pop you upside of the head without a head. >> that right there. the robertson family is the star of the tv show "duck dynasty" and turns out that some of the republican strategists report that one of the robinsons would be a good candidate for congress. >> if you say it the right way, it sounds a very hairy one. >> you know what makes me happy besides bubble gum and wearing pants to an sbinterview, watchi new episodes of "duck dynasty." >> reporter: this show follows a family behind the company duck commander and buck commander and willie and the ceo and the rest of the family kick off the fourth season tonight, but some are reportedly calling for another type of kickoff. according to the "washington

examiner" some republicans are urging robertson to run for the open congressional seat in his state of louisiana. willie does have wide appeal beyond just beard enthusiasts. the show is one of the most watched on cable. it is not like nobody has made the jump of the world of tv to the corridors of power in washington. ♪ i got you babe >> reporter: enough of the california voter said yes to sonny bono to elect him to the house. >> and doggone it, people like me. >> enough minnesotans liked "saturday night live" star al franken to send him to the senate. and the self-proclaimed millionaire has helped to build his company into a multimillion enterprise and active supporter of gun rights and actively speaks of his christian faith. and even the beard doesn't get in the way. ever hear of james garfield. >> all right. we will have to wait to see what

happens with that one. i'm pamela brown, and thank you for being with us here on newsroom. that is it for me. brooke baldwin takes it from here. egypt erupts today. peaceful protests turn deadly. and police target protests and now there is a month-long state of emergency. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. a fireball lights the sky. a cargo plane crash lands on the street. two people are dead and investigators want to know what happened. kidnapped and coping with the loss of her mother and brother, anna anderson logs on to social media, and she shares intimate details of her abduction and the biggest regret of the whole thing. >> plus, amazing video that every cell door opens at once in this maximum security jail, and inmates seem to target one person, and he jumps over the railin